The series is twelve episodes long and is being shown in two-episode blocks every night from 15 to 20 March.
"A grey but optimistic post-war Milan is the ideal breeding ground for a new criminal scene, very
different from the one we are used to today: an old fashioned organized crime, made up of thieves and outlaws who share a specific moral code, which absolutely condemns homicide. Mario
Nardone as the new chief officer is assigned to the Milan Police Department, as if to settle a score for having exposed his corrupt colleagues.”
“Based on a real figure, a true legend in Milan during the 50s and 60s. Mario Nardone seems to be a character from Maigret creator Georges Simenon novel."
2 comments:
It's odd that they've just sent you a press release, since I'm sure they showed it a couple of weeks ago - perhaps on True Movies 1!
It is at least a free to air channel on satellite, although from what I can tell, they usually show old US mini series based on "true life stories."
And two hours a night for six nights! That's quite demanding.
Going to give it a while!
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